Sentences with phrase «gold nuggets by»

Soon 30 mines were churning out gold nuggets by the bucketful, while the Standard Company mill, one of the first electrified plants in America, extracted further traces of the precious metal by chemical processing.

Not exact matches

If we take that figure and multiply it by the closing price on June 16, $ 1,181 per ounce, we find that the value of all gold comes within a nugget's throw of $ 7 trillion.

Despite the initial optimism, the XBLIG section proved to be as much of a curse as it was a blessing, because for each title that was genuinely worth taking a look at, there were nine titles that were either shoddily put together by amateurs or simple, exploitative cash - ins on other creative concepts or even just sex appeal, and the only users who browsed the XBLIGs were the truly adventurous, willing to wade through a cesspool of human waste to get the rare nugget of gold.

The player controls the hero, or «Runner», who collects gold nuggets located around every stage, all the while avoiding capture by relentless enemy robots.

The exhibition, curated by Rachel Gugelberger and Reynard Loki, takes its name from the title of a 2010 special report published by The Economist that observed the emergence of «a new kind of professional... the data scientist, who combines the skills of software programmer, statistician and storyteller / artist to extract the nuggets of gold hidden under mountains of data.»

My sense of the process has evolved over the years to the point where I inform clients that we don't really create core concepts, we * uncover * them — like digging for nuggets of gold by asking the right questions, then listening attentively enough to recognize when they've been spoken — often by the most unexpected people.

To me it means seeking out the gold, finding the golden nugget by whichever means necessary.